In recent days, among the glory of kings players, the upcoming new hero Charlotte can be said to have attracted people's attention. As another character launched with the SNK official after the heroes such as Tachibana Right Kyo and Na Ke Lulu, Charlotte has attracted the attention of many people from the moment of the official announcement of the king, and with the gradual disclosure of Charlotte's style and skills these days, it has caused a lot of discussion among game fans.
It can be said that although Charlotte is still in the experimental stage of the test suit, players can't wait to play this hero in the official suit.
And now, as players are about to meet the new hero Charlotte in the official suit, with the disclosure of The Glory of The King's skills to Charlotte, a friction between the League of Legends circle and the Glory of the King players has gradually escalated.
League of Legends players believe that Charlotte's skills are almost always copied from the skills of Sword Ji in LOL, the so-called new hero is just a stitching monster, and the Glory of Kings players have used counterexamples to prove that Charlotte is not copying Sword Ji, and more and more people have joined the debate.
In almost every piece of content about the new hero Charlotte we can see players on both sides arguing.
So did Charlotte, the new hero of The Glory of Kings, plagiarize? Let's analyze it for everyone on a sunny day!
At present, it seems that the discussion of players on the Internet complaining about Charlotte's plagiarism of League of Legends Sword Ji can be boiled down to two reasons:
Sword Ji and Charlotte are similar in appearance, and both use Western-style fencing as weapons
The skills of the two heroes of Charlotte and Sword Ji are very similar (both can summon the Magic Array, Charlotte's Big Move is very similar to the old Sword Ji Big Move, and Charlotte's two-skill mechanism is almost the same as Sword Ji Q Skill.) ）
For these two reasons is actually very easy to explain, some people may not be clear, the original "League of Legends" designers in the design of the hero of Kenji is to refer to the design concept of "Charlotte" in SNK's game "Samurai Shodown", and said that at that time LOL's designers wanted to directly use Charlotte in Samurai Shodown to name the new hero, but unfortunately, the fist did not obtain the authorization of SNK at that time, so in the end the designers could only recreate with Charlotte as inspiration, and finally " The name "Sword Ji Fiona" allowed a new hero to be born in summoner canyon.
As for skills, Sword Ji in LOL also has a lot of prototype "Charlotte" shadow, for example, in "Samurai Shodown", Charlotte is known for her flowing body and gorgeous attacks, and in "Samurai Shodown", Charlotte has a spike skill and a six-pointed star array effect when using a specific skill attack.
For players who have been exposed to Samurai Shodown games, I believe that everyone knows all this very well.
Because of this layer of story, it is not difficult to see why Sword Ji and Charlotte in the Glory of kings are so similar in appearance, because these two heroes are based on "Charlotte" in "Samurai Shodown", and the most classic of "Samurai Shodown" is wearing Western armor and holding Western fencing, so the king and LOL Charlotte and Sword Ji both follow this setting.
As for the skill, rather than being glorified by The Glory of Kings, Charlotte copied the lol sword-hime setting, but rather that the skills of these two heroes are inspired by the Charlotte skill setting in Samurai Shodown, which is the same root, and there seems to be no plagiarism.
Seeing this, I believe that many players can basically understand that there is indeed no plagiarism between these two heroes, and the controversy between LOL and king glory players caused by suspected plagiarism is likely to be the result of players being used by people with ulterior motives, so I hope that players should still be careful and do not let themselves be shot by others.